The Ask Leo! Podcast

There are several options to keeping information private on your computer.

Preventing someone else from accessing your account is as easy as signing out before you leave.

A Windows Recovery Drive can be used to restore Windows backups to your machine and much more. I'll show you how to create one.

A clean install of a operating system assumes the hard disk is empty. Some preparation is required to preserve and transfer data.

Passkeys are new, convenient, and secure. I'll review how they affect your disaster planning. (Not very much.)

People often ask what might be broken if their computer does nothing. It's a long list, and I'll look at some possibilities.

Most folks "in the industry" don't have a sense of the average computer user. After 20 years of Ask Leo!, I've formed an opinion.

You can't prove a file isn't malicious, but you can certainly stack the deck in your favor.

When using VeraCrypt containers, the default setting may interfere with backing up your container. Here's how to fix that.

Transferring installed software to a new machine isn't as easy as we might like. I'll list the options.